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Transport
05:59
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Mackerel Sky
04:42
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Mobile
04:16
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110
04:22
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Your Values
03:53
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Both Feet On The Ground
03:14
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Nature
03:55
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Tumbleweed
03:59
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3 Days
03:48
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Lighten Up
04:55
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Touching The Darkness
04:33
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My Baby Loves Me
02:41
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MY BABY LOVES ME
My baby loves me
I think she loves me too much
My baby loves me
Even though sometimes she knows I'm wrong
Early in the morning
When I'm straight and true
Makes me feel so happy
When I'm down and blue
My baby loves me
I think she loves me too much
My baby's crazy
I think she loves me too much
My baby's crazy
Where she wants to be is by my side
She wants to give me loving
And she can't get enough
Loving that's so tender
And some that's kind of rough
My baby loves me
I think she loves me too much
There seems to be no limit
To the things she wants to do
There's nothing out the question
And nothing that's taboo
Well my baby loves me
I think she loves me too much
My baby loves me
I think she loves me too much
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Willie Logan UK
Edinburgh born guitarist Willie Logan is a accomplished songwriter. In the late 90s had several guitar instrumental tribute albums out which sold in excess of 70,000 units. He recorded a version of THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN which topped the Besonic.com Blues charts for 3 years enjoying 200-300 plays a day. He continues to write, produce and release albums for himself and other artists. ... more
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